Rebecca Honeycutt
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Thump Goes the Rabbit: How Animals Communicate
This solid but unexceptional title is an additional purchase for schools and public libraries looking to grow their science picture book collections.
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Counting the Stars: The Story of Katherine Johnson, NASA Mathematician
Although the scientific content of the text is best suited to older elementary school students, the tone is straightforward and inviting. A solid choice for most libraries, especially those seeking to strengthen their STEM collections.
Cloud Chaser
An endearing tale of invention and intergenerational friendship; recommended for larger collections and those seeking STEM-centric stories.
The Crayon Man: The True Story of the Invention of Crayola Crayons
A colorful addition to the shelves of picture books about inventors and inventions and all things STEAM.
The Truth About Elephants
A characteristically charming and browsable addition to the series. Consider for readers looking for a bit of information and humor.
The Unteachables
Despite some missteps, this crowd-pleasing school story delivers the straightforward humor and warmth that Korman's many fans expect.
A seasonal read with storytime potential and staying power, 
The Tombs
Intriguing details and occasional thrills jostle with an overwrought plot; recommended for die-hard fans of urban historical fantasy such as Libba Bray's "Diviners" series.
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